Yup, you're correct, you can't have duplicate keys.. and you haven't.. try this..
sub display {
print '-' x 30,"\n";
foreach my $key (sort (keys (%hash))) {
printf("%12s is now number %d\n",$hash{$key},$key);
}
print '-' x 30,"\n";
foreach my $key (sort keys %hash) {
print "$key = $hash{$key}\n";
}
print '-' x 30,"\n";
}
__END__
prints:
------------------------------
angel is now number 1
buffy is now number 2
cordelia is now number 3
dawn is now number 4
ethan is now number 5
is now number 5
faith is now number 6
giles is now number 7
------------------------------
1 = angel
2 = buffy
3 = cordelia
4 = dawn
5 = ethan
54 =
6 = faith
7 = giles
------------------------------
cheers,
J
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